Category: Worker’s Compensation

Your Workers’ Compensation case is settled when you come to an agreement with the defendant about your injury, which includes permanent disability and future medical care. Generally, settlements occur when you reach...

Many states have either an official or unofficial rule that employers and insurance companies have 90 days to review a workers compensation claim. Rules vary by state. Fortunately, as Forbes reports here,...

If you follow us on social media, you’ve probably seen our posts earlier this month marking our first anniversary. It’s a huge milestone, and yet this is only the beginning. We’re proud...

The legal field is inundated with acronyms. It’s not necessary for our clients to become experts in our specialization, but it definitely helps to have a general understanding of some of the...

Just the word “audit” can trigger stress to anyone who’s heard a story about tough IRS audits and penalties, but audits don’t need to be scary. They are a necessary part of...

It’s an unfortunate fact of workplace injuries that medical care may be needed in the future, beyond the scope of employment. FMC is shorthand for Future Medical Care. Unfortunately, many workplace illnesses...

What is the Supplemental Job Displacement Voucher? A workplace injury always makes for a harrowing time. On top of the injury, the injured worker has to deal with the added pressure of...

What are the types of Temporary Disability, and how do they affect me? If you have an injury that prevents you from doing your job completely, or even partially, you’ll want to...